experienced Kentucky DT with real starting mileage
Adrian Middleton’s appeal is **reliability and experience**: Kentucky’s roster lists him as having played in **43 career games** with **38 consecutive starts**, plus **78 tackles**, **12.0 tackles for loss**, and **3.0 sacks** across his four-year career[2]. That kind of snap volume and durability matters for a defensive tackle, because it suggests a player trusted in the rotation and capable of holding up over a season[2]. If you want a DT who brings proven game experience, steady interior toughness, and a track record of being on the field, he fits that profile well[2].
